Notes on Yugostal[2]

Written:Written in October, after the 11th, 1921Published:First published in 1933 inLenin Miscellany XXIII.

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      Moscow,Volume 42,

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Numberof workers at these3works (both mining and metallurgical) minimum (in summer) 21,000
(roughly).

1.X.about 30,000 |||Communists about 500    |||Monthly pay-roll now:

216,000+  200,000coal+ 200,000 overtime——————–

permonth

				(12...[1])

= 616,000 rubles

Hewer= from 900,000 to 1 1/2 millionspecialist (maximum) = 2 1/2 to 3 million + stealing or tips up to
10 million.

|| 1goldruble = 40,00075 gold ruble = 3 mill. Soviet rubles

Raisespec. pay by 1.I.1922:maximum 40 million= 1000 gold rubles a month.“Commercial director”atHead Officeof 3 works

(Yugostal)= assistant manager...(big businessman)((status of the highest,
top-level specialist))Marketing = his chief task.

[1]Undeciperhed—Ed.

[2]Yugestal—a miningmetallurgical trust founded in September
1921. It played an important part in rehabilitating the country’s iron and
steel industry.

Thesenotes were written by Lenin in the margin of the
newspaperYuzhnt Metallurg (thetown of Yenakievo) No. 1 for
October 11, .1921. A note by Lenin in the top left-hand corner of the paper
reads: “Part to Yuzovka and part to Debaltsevo.”